Gold Rates Today (04-05-2026) Fall: 24K, 22K, 18K Gold Prices At IBJA, Tanishq, Malabar, Joyalukkas, GRT, More

Gold rates in India are under pressure. At MCX gold price has dropped by 1% to trade around Rs 1.50 lakh, while MCX silver price crashed by nearly 1.5% to struggle around Rs 2,47,270 per 1Kg on Monday. On the other hand, physical gold and silver prices are flat. At IBJA, gold rates are down tracking sentiments in international market. Investors are assessing US President Donald Trump's next course of action for Strait of Hormuz and against Iran. While, Iran has sent a revised peace proposal. Gold currently remains down by 12% since US-Israel-Iran war started.

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IBJA Gold Rates Today

The 999 purity gold rate is down to Rs 14,836 per 1 gram, while the 995 purity gold dropped to Rs 14,776 and the 916 purity gold price at IBJA is lower to Rs 13,590. Furthermore, the 750 purity and 585 purity gold price slipped to Rs 11,127 and Rs 8,679 per 1 gram respectively.

IBJA Silver Rates Today

On May 4th, silver rate in 999 purity stood at Rs 2,44,237 per 1Kg.

IBJA Platinum Rates Today

The 999 purity platinum rate stood at Rs 66,451.

Tanishq Gold Rates Today

Here, 22 carat gold rate stood at Rs 13,875 per 1 gram, while 8 grams gold stood at Rs 111,000. In the same carat, 10 grams gold price is at Rs 138,750 and 100 grams gold is available at Rs 1,387,500.

Meanwhile, 24 carat gold price is at Rs 15,136 per 1 gram and at Rs 1,51,360 in 10 grams. Also, 18 carat gold price is at Rs 11,352 per 1 gram and at Rs 1,13,520 per 10 grams.

Malabar Gold Rates Today

On Monday, Malabar gold rate stood at Rs 13,835 in 22 carat and at Rs 15,093 in 24 carat under 1 gram.

Kalyan Jewellers Gold Rates Today:

At stores of Kaylan Jewellers, 22 carat gold price is at Rs 13,835 per 1 gram and at Rs 1,38,350 per 10 grams.

Joyalukkas Gold Rates Today:

22 carat gold price stood at Rs 1,38,350 per 10 grams and at Rs 13,835 per 1 gram. This is in states like Andhra Pradesh, Delhi, Gujarat, Karnataka, Kerala, Maharashtra, Odisha, Punjab, Tamil Nadu, Telangana, Uttar Pradesh, and West Bengal.

GRT Gold Rates Today

At GRT, 1 gram gold is priced at Rs 15,104 in 24 carat, at Rs 13,835 in 22 carat, at Rs 11,328 in 18 carat, and at Rs 8,811 in 14 carat. Also, 1 gram silver is priced at Rs 270 and 1 gram platinum is at Rs 7,481.

Jos Alukkas Gold Rates Today

Furthermore, 1 gram gold is at Rs 15,098 in 24 carat, at Rs 13,835 in 22 carat and at Rs 11,425 in 18 carat at Jos Alukkas.

BHIMA Gold Rates Today

Meanwhile, at BHIMA, 1 gram gold is at Rs 12,999 in 22 carat, while the price is at Rs 15,100 in 24 carat and at Rs 10,899 in 18 carat. 1 gram silver is priced at Rs 219.

Abharan Gold Rates Today

At Abharan, 24 carat gold is at Rs 15,092 in 1 gram. In the same, the 22 carat and 18 carat gold are available at Rs 13,835 and Rs 11,320. Further, 14 carat gold is at Rs 8,804 and 1 gram silver is at Rs 252.5.

What Is Impacting Gold Rates Today?

As per Kedia Advisory, persistent geopolitical tensions and elevated inflation dynamics continue to underpin safe-haven demand. U.S. inflation accelerated in March, largely driven by rising gasoline prices, reinforcing expectations that the Federal Reserve may maintain its current policy stance for an extended period. Global monetary policy remained broadly accommodative, with major central banks-including the Federal Reserve, European Central Bank, Bank of England, and Bank of Japan-holding interest rates steady.

The Fed maintained its benchmark rate at 3.5%-3.75% for a third consecutive meeting in April 2026. However, dissent within the FOMC emerged, with an 8-4 voting split, reflecting growing internal divergence on future rate direction.

On the demand side, Kedia Advisory's note said, India witnessed subdued physical buying due to price volatility and rupee weakness, while Chinese demand strengthened ahead of the May Day holiday, pushing premiums higher. Globally, gold demand rose 2% YoY to 1,230.9 tonnes in Q1 2026, supported by a sharp increase in bar and coin investment and steady central bank purchases, despite a notable 23% decline in jewellery demand. Notably, China led investment demand with a 67% surge in bar and coin purchases. From a supply perspective, London vault holdings rose 1.4% to 9,339 tonnes by March-end. Additionally, China's regulatory easing on gold trade could further enhance market liquidity.

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